"I have been a fan of Jack's music for some time. I purchased four CD's of music and as I listened to them, I noticed a specific theme to his work. He is that singer-songwriter vein of old. I hear the anti-war in this song and it parallels other songs..." (view)

"Any understanding of Tombstone Blues must be made with the caveat that it represents the surrealist period of Dylan's career and as such was meant like most visual art of that type, to be subject to different interpretations. Part one of my own, in a stanza-by-stanza format, is this: 'The..." (view)

"Beautiful song. Just one of those you could listen to over and over again and not feel like a moment of your life has ever been wasted." (view)

"I love this song...I wish I could say so much, by saying so little. That is why I love the Black Keys." (view)

"I love this song...I wish I could say so much, by saying so little. That is why I love the Black Keys." (view)

"This is a perfect song...the lyrics are simple and the licks are dead on. It's pitch-fucking-perfect, without a doubt. I love blues songs because they can emote so much without falling into that pithy emo category, which is known for its overlong and sappy renditions of what love should be..." (view)

"Great song. Can't decipher it, but it's awesome anyway." (view)

"Come to think of it, a lot of old and new blues tunes are relatively straightforward in their meaning and backed up with a mesmerizing score. I read a biography on the band and their styles has been called "blues-rock" and I think it's a good choice. The lyrics are..." (view)

"I watched a rather mind-numbing "documentary" about how this song veils itself as purely Christian at first and then deceives the listener into chanting "Hare Krishna" among others. Even then, I was laughing my ass off at how insipid the implication was. As far as I know, Christian music uses..." (view)

"Still better than ever." (view)

"Still as good as ever." (view)

"I know this song is deeper than my surface level interpretation, but the emotions I feel in it are that of hatred and despair, much like I felt after rejecting Christianity. For me, this is an atheist anthem." (view)

"Good song." (view)

"Very mellow and smooth. Like an aging whiskey almost." (view)

"Good song." (view)

"I've gotten onto 311 lately, and this is one of the best songs I've ever heard by them beside "All Mixed Up". They are just so smooth, so poetic. There is enough rock to make my head bounce and enough ska to make my head sway back and forth. It's..." (view)

"I've gotten onto 311 lately, and this is one of the best songs I've ever heard by them beside "All Mixed Up". They are just so smooth, so poetic. There is enough rock to make my head bounce and enough ska to make my head sway back and forth. It's..." (view)

"Great song, period." (view)